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now growing number of congressional democrats are pushing the president to do what bill clinton said yesterday, let people keep their plan if they like their plan. but can you do that without undermining the law? john horwitz says no and he's here to explain why. iron mike tyson is in the house. we'll discuss his new tell-all book about his rise, fall and rise again. also talk about his new hbo documentary on how he got off the ropes after bankruptcy and rebuilt his financial life. he's joining us coming up. the american dream is of a better future, a confident retirement. those dreams, there's just no way we're going to let them die. ♪ like they helped millions of others. by listening. planning. working one on one. that's what ameriprise financial does. that's what they can do with you. that's how ameriprise puts more within reach. ♪ welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a ra
now growing number of congressional democrats are pushing the president to do what bill clinton said yesterday, let people keep their plan if they like their plan. but can you do that without undermining the law? john horwitz says no and he's here to explain why. iron mike tyson is in the house. we'll discuss his new tell-all book about his rise, fall and rise again. also talk about his new hbo documentary on how he got off the ropes after bankruptcy and rebuilt his financial life. he's joining...
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was it bill clinton? was it ronald reagan nope the dow surged 263% from 1923 to 1929 under calvin coolidge you go, vermont. sadly, though, the roaring 1920s ended up as the diz malt -- the worst presidential performance of the last 100 years was the dow's 83% bludgeoning under herbert hoover the best and the worst for stocks in just a ten-year span. i am off tomorrow. have a great long weekend. whatever you do. worldwide exchange quack box and the team starts right now. my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! cascade platinum. >>> good morning china trade got stocks into high gear as top negotiators from each side get involved and a new report says president trump may postpone the deadline by a couple of months 60 days. we'll take you live to beijing >>> lawmakers are expected to vote today on a border security bill that would fun
was it bill clinton? was it ronald reagan nope the dow surged 263% from 1923 to 1929 under calvin coolidge you go, vermont. sadly, though, the roaring 1920s ended up as the diz malt -- the worst presidential performance of the last 100 years was the dow's 83% bludgeoning under herbert hoover the best and the worst for stocks in just a ten-year span. i am off tomorrow. have a great long weekend. whatever you do. worldwide exchange quack box and the team starts right now. my mom washes the...
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the discretionary non-security domestic budget left by bill clinton grew to that kind of spending 16% in one year. in the first budget of bush, we reduced that growth rate to about 6%, then to 4%, then to 3%, then to 2%, then we flat-lined it less in legislation for the second term. that was hard to do because you're asking members of congress, don't vote for big spending increases every year. if you're spending 16% every year like clinton was doing, you'll double that kind of spending in a pretty short period of time. >> in the book, it's very interesting to me, you essentially say it was the republican congress that overspent, and you finger them for earmarks, which is the whole deal, and you talk about the bridge to nowhere, and you say this is what helped bring them down in 2006. fine. but, karl, why didn't the president veto those pieces of legislation? that's one of the biggest beefs against president bush? >> i get it, but here's why. if they lived up to his top line number, you can't veto that bill and say, you got more earmarks in there than i like. >> he could have rescinded
the discretionary non-security domestic budget left by bill clinton grew to that kind of spending 16% in one year. in the first budget of bush, we reduced that growth rate to about 6%, then to 4%, then to 3%, then to 2%, then we flat-lined it less in legislation for the second term. that was hard to do because you're asking members of congress, don't vote for big spending increases every year. if you're spending 16% every year like clinton was doing, you'll double that kind of spending in a...
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former president, bill clinton. negotiating talks with north korean leader. about y he orchestrated the women's home while working or current tv and sentenced to 12 years of hard labor. great to have you back home. >> and bubba. >> by the way, bubba, if you are watching, darryn finerman has a crush ow. >>> coming up next, higher tech, lower cost is new mantra for military spending. coming up, a four-star general breaks down the technology that will help fight future wars and the companies behind it. stay tuned. hydrates better than 32 of the world's most expensive creams. fantastic. phenomenal. regenerist. it's the chevy open house. and now, with the cash for clunkers program, a great deal gets even better. let us recycle your older vehicle, and you could qualify for an additional $3500 or $4500 cash back... on top of all other offers.. on a new, more fuel efficient chevy. your chevy dealer has more eligible models to choose from - more than ford, toyota, or honda. so save gas... and money... now during the chevy open house. go to chevy.com for details. you c
former president, bill clinton. negotiating talks with north korean leader. about y he orchestrated the women's home while working or current tv and sentenced to 12 years of hard labor. great to have you back home. >> and bubba. >> by the way, bubba, if you are watching, darryn finerman has a crush ow. >>> coming up next, higher tech, lower cost is new mantra for military spending. coming up, a four-star general breaks down the technology that will help fight future wars...
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clinton. and matthew slaughter, dean of the tufts school of business, former member of the council of economic advisers under president bush. gentlemen, good to have you back. mr. secretary, we don't normally talk equity markets with you. it's more about employment. but kellyanne conway this morning retweets a post about dow 20k. she calls it the trump effect. do you go along with that? >> well, in the short term, you can't argue with what the markets are doing. the question is what's going to happen a month or two from now. i don't think this rally is going to continue. and here's why i don't think so. number one, donald trump is treating the world economy as a zero sum game. the assumption being make america first, we win or they win. he's talking down nato, the european community. he's making it seem as if trade is really bad for the united states, and therefore, we are going to put up trade barriers. this is not the kind of talk that will inspire confidence in global markets. and so, i don
clinton. and matthew slaughter, dean of the tufts school of business, former member of the council of economic advisers under president bush. gentlemen, good to have you back. mr. secretary, we don't normally talk equity markets with you. it's more about employment. but kellyanne conway this morning retweets a post about dow 20k. she calls it the trump effect. do you go along with that? >> well, in the short term, you can't argue with what the markets are doing. the question is what's...
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. >> bill clinton's slam down hurt. >> bill clinton threw barack obama on the political bus here. that was damaging. you saw a lot of democrats go wobbly. we'll see something coming out of the white house. the question is what can they announce that doesn't gut the core of the law. in their view these plans are noncompliant with the law. they are bad plans that don't live up to the standards they've set. how can they go back and retroactively allow those plans. >> he hasn't backed any legislation. i want to get to that, bob. tell me about the small business group insurance. i want to ask you about the insurance companies. they're all programmed now. they're all programmed to get rid of these plans and somehow get the new obama plans in there. let's say the landrew bill passes which allows you to keep your plan. the insurance can be re-reprogrammed to do this? >> i made the rounds today and asked that question of the ceos. larry, if you have to sign up by december 15th in order to have coverage on january 1. december 15th is 33 days away from now. so the notion that they can pass s
. >> bill clinton's slam down hurt. >> bill clinton threw barack obama on the political bus here. that was damaging. you saw a lot of democrats go wobbly. we'll see something coming out of the white house. the question is what can they announce that doesn't gut the core of the law. in their view these plans are noncompliant with the law. they are bad plans that don't live up to the standards they've set. how can they go back and retroactively allow those plans. >> he hasn't...
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don't miss my interview with former president bill clinton. we will talk about economy, the health care bill and whether or not it will really cut health care costs. his outlook in terms of business as well. tomorrow, 4:30 p.m. eastern right here on the closing bell. thanks for being with us. "fast money" is next. see you tomorrow. >>> live from the nasdaq market site, this is "fast money." our traders are putting their money on the defense. golden glove, street fight tonight with one of the raging bulls of bullion. gary what's the fast money trading tonight. >> the fast money is looking at what's going on on wall street and they are smelling global settlement. we've seen this movie before. we know how it ends. once it becomes three firms, it becomes eight firms and a global settlement is around the corner. >> why aren't the stocks responding? why aren't people piling into these stocks in anticipation? >> because there's too much uncertainty related to what's going to happen with re-regulation. if it was just a matter of settlement like the ip
don't miss my interview with former president bill clinton. we will talk about economy, the health care bill and whether or not it will really cut health care costs. his outlook in terms of business as well. tomorrow, 4:30 p.m. eastern right here on the closing bell. thanks for being with us. "fast money" is next. see you tomorrow. >>> live from the nasdaq market site, this is "fast money." our traders are putting their money on the defense. golden glove, street...
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this pneumonia sending out bill clinton and president obama and tweeting but doing it from behind closed doors. >> the new york attorney general also opening a probe of the trump foundation as well. an initial inquiry into the donald j. trump foundation to assure the charity is complying with state laws governing non-profits. >> right. the trump foundation got into a bit of hot water for giving a $25,000 donation to the florida attorney general at the time that her office was considering whether or not to investigate the trump organization. they decided not to investigate and she got this $25 thoish,000 donation. were they related? trump says no. now new york wants to look at that. >> tracie potts joining us live out of washington. thank you very much. >>> coming up, why digital native also cause central banks to get creative. we'll talk about the way technology is transforming consumption and creating headaches for digital native is? stay tuned. you'll find out more. and now just feel if it's cold. yeah. cool. [camera shutter clicks] [whistling a tune] smokey just gave me a bear hug. i
this pneumonia sending out bill clinton and president obama and tweeting but doing it from behind closed doors. >> the new york attorney general also opening a probe of the trump foundation as well. an initial inquiry into the donald j. trump foundation to assure the charity is complying with state laws governing non-profits. >> right. the trump foundation got into a bit of hot water for giving a $25,000 donation to the florida attorney general at the time that her office was...
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. >> is this bill clinton who moved obama's hand on this? >> i have no where had what the political calculus was. >> president clinton said this this week. >> he did. he did say that. i can't tell you if they're connected or not. >> i think it's more the vote they faced in the house tomorrow that moved his hand on this one. >> the house is irrelevant. upton's bill is just more republican obstructionism. it doesn't mean anything. nobody's going to pay it any attention. >> howard, these guys were going to be put on the record as having voted against the president in this particular case. they didn't want to have to do that. >> right. this is all washington politics, though. i'm looking at the structural changes in the insurance market. i think we can still do this. i don't like the idea of delaying it. i think we can make a lot of progress, paper, pencil and call lines. and i think we can still make this thing work. >> we'll see. >> howard, good to talk with you. thank you so much, stan. gentlemen, thanks zblmpk sthank >>> 15 minutes before th
. >> is this bill clinton who moved obama's hand on this? >> i have no where had what the political calculus was. >> president clinton said this this week. >> he did. he did say that. i can't tell you if they're connected or not. >> i think it's more the vote they faced in the house tomorrow that moved his hand on this one. >> the house is irrelevant. upton's bill is just more republican obstructionism. it doesn't mean anything. nobody's going to pay it any...
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we have the ceo and 1996 bill clinton campaign adviser mark penn. kelly ann conway, back, senior adviser for the 2012 gingrich campaign. and jim of the american enterprise institute. mark penn, pleasure to have you back. i know you don't agree with me, but foremost, this is an election on obama's economy. a referendum. >> i think virtually every election since 1932, about the economy. this is not owe b obama's economy. it's the american economy. the thing about yesterday. it's no longer obama shadowboxing. it's a choice. a choice between some of his policies that are beginning work and some who are a big question mark. >> when you look at the very slow growth, okay? you there is fwroet, you look at the real unemployment rate. close to 5%. housing problems, gasoline problems and look at a lot of issues, do you really believe obama has a record to run on. he never seems to talk about his record. >> well, he's got some forward looking policies that have begun to work. remember, the calamity, when he took office, was one of the worst calamities in ameri
we have the ceo and 1996 bill clinton campaign adviser mark penn. kelly ann conway, back, senior adviser for the 2012 gingrich campaign. and jim of the american enterprise institute. mark penn, pleasure to have you back. i know you don't agree with me, but foremost, this is an election on obama's economy. a referendum. >> i think virtually every election since 1932, about the economy. this is not owe b obama's economy. it's the american economy. the thing about yesterday. it's no longer...
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bill clinton, successfully negotiating with kim jong-il. bubba orchestrated the women's return home after they were arrested more than four months ago near the korean chinese border while working for current tv and sentenced to 12 years of hard labor. great off the you back home, laura and euna. >> and bubba, if you're watching, karen finerman has a crush out. >> bubba has a lot of pops. >> we'll leave that there. coming up next, higher tech, lower costs. a four star general breaks down the technology that will help fight future wars and the companies behind it. >>> even though russian nuclear subs are lining up, the fact is the cold war is over. why is the u.s. government still spending like the soviets are coming? just last week interesting house relit another $600 billion for defense. while some spending on old technology, like the f-22, remains, what is next in military might? it's leaner, meaner, and cheaper. if for unmanned surveillance in the task zone, the fire walls against cyberterror attacks. who is building these weapons of the
bill clinton, successfully negotiating with kim jong-il. bubba orchestrated the women's return home after they were arrested more than four months ago near the korean chinese border while working for current tv and sentenced to 12 years of hard labor. great off the you back home, laura and euna. >> and bubba, if you're watching, karen finerman has a crush out. >> bubba has a lot of pops. >> we'll leave that there. coming up next, higher tech, lower costs. a four star general...
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when bill clinton was president, every time we heard about monica lewinsky, we were firing missiles off to the middle east. nobody was impacted. it didn't impact whether we were going to have property and equipment additions. barack obama, every time he feels like he's at a political loss, he's gone on and attacked wall street and the biggest concern is business owners are too concerned. don't want to commitment to anything, as you said in the first segment. it's not just the taxes. it's the random nature of the attacks on wall street and capital. >> did you know -- i don't know if you saw this -- jerry corrigan who's a former folker top assistant. he's been at goldman sachs this many years he apparently was out there saying if the volcker plan would limit trading for bangs and bank holds companies and so forth if that program were implemented it would take net revenues down by 10%. now, i'm not surprised on that, that the banks got hammered again today just as the banks got hammered on the announcement of the bank tax. you've got the bank tax hike and the volcker tax hike. are these ex
when bill clinton was president, every time we heard about monica lewinsky, we were firing missiles off to the middle east. nobody was impacted. it didn't impact whether we were going to have property and equipment additions. barack obama, every time he feels like he's at a political loss, he's gone on and attacked wall street and the biggest concern is business owners are too concerned. don't want to commitment to anything, as you said in the first segment. it's not just the taxes. it's the...
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he'll be eulogized by former president bill clinton. comedian and friend billy crystal and broadcaster bryant gumbel. tickets were handed out earlier this week in less than an hour. for those who weren't able to get a ticket or make the trip here to kentucky the service will be live streamed online julia. back to you. >> thanks so much sarah. euro 2016 gets under way in paris this evening with 24 teams battling it out. wilfred frost is looking at another battle as two sportswear giants go head to head. he joins us now from cnbc hq. >> thank you for letting me do a hit from the u.s. on something happening in europe. awe passion area of mine. i appreciate it. today marks the european soccer championships. indeed just this week cristiano ronaldo was named by forbes as the highest paid sportsman in the world easterning $88 millio year. over 30 which is in enkodorsemes highlighting two brands he's sponsored with. and the number two was lionel messi. adidas has the biggest presence, sponsoring 37% of the teams. they also sponsor the tournamen
he'll be eulogized by former president bill clinton. comedian and friend billy crystal and broadcaster bryant gumbel. tickets were handed out earlier this week in less than an hour. for those who weren't able to get a ticket or make the trip here to kentucky the service will be live streamed online julia. back to you. >> thanks so much sarah. euro 2016 gets under way in paris this evening with 24 teams battling it out. wilfred frost is looking at another battle as two sportswear giants go...
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bill clinton. >> three years from now, five years from now, we need to bring this deficit down when the economy grows because then you'll have the private markets needing capital and if the government is taken so much of it to finance the debt, interest rates will go through the roof. so the trick is to promote growth now while they are literally zero. >> announcer: but, first, before we go to break, "the dividend." which tech stock is this year's outperformer? intel, microsoft, oracle? the dividend pays off after the break break a passionate belief and the foundation on which merrill lynch has been built. today, our financial advisors lead from a new position of strength. together with bank of america, they have access to more resources than ever before. a steadfast commitment to help you achieve your financial goals in life. that's the power of the right advisor. that's merrill lynch. >> announcer: just before the break we asked you which tech stock is this year's outperformer. now the payoff. mi
bill clinton. >> three years from now, five years from now, we need to bring this deficit down when the economy grows because then you'll have the private markets needing capital and if the government is taken so much of it to finance the debt, interest rates will go through the roof. so the trick is to promote growth now while they are literally zero. >> announcer: but, first, before we go to break, "the dividend." which tech stock is this year's outperformer? intel,...
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bill clinton playing the sax phone and "wayne's world," yeah, happened. all the fear now about europe about how it may bring us down today, one of our guests says you got to look to 1992 for inspiration. here's why. this is a chart, okay, we've got u.s. industrial production versus eurozone industrial production. eurozone is on the top in green. and back in 1992 you can see in it it doesn't look that dramatic, but it was the. industrial production fell in 1992 in the eurozone while we were able to climb even as they fell. now, since then, you can see it's tracked pretty well. here's the key. i know it's just the very end and it's still early, but it looks like perhaps like 1992 we are going are as "journey" would say, separate ways once again. in other words are we getting an urge to diverge from europe? it's not just industrial production, guys. in 1992 the dow jones industrial average ended up 4.2%. germany's dax down 5.6%. about a 10% divergence between not only the two markets but as you can see the two economies and really germany at that time almost
bill clinton playing the sax phone and "wayne's world," yeah, happened. all the fear now about europe about how it may bring us down today, one of our guests says you got to look to 1992 for inspiration. here's why. this is a chart, okay, we've got u.s. industrial production versus eurozone industrial production. eurozone is on the top in green. and back in 1992 you can see in it it doesn't look that dramatic, but it was the. industrial production fell in 1992 in the eurozone while we...
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these bills. it's not outrageous to argue as people said it was on jim cramer on twitter all day. who's right? if you're the president, you need to force the hand of republicans. but is the president miscalculating? there are people who want to stop the president. and they want to close the budget deficit so badly they will contest the legality of going above the debt ceiling. is there any difference between that and pleading the 14th amendment as a way to pay the bills? i don't think so. ill fall back on the faith and credit of warren buffett. i think we'll go through the 17th and i think the stock market might go down into that day. but i think we'll live to play again and panic would simply not be an option because of this thing certainly not, which is now looking more and more like just another political gambit, one that while certainly jarring simply can't be described as catastrophic until the bonds are actually in default. and that's just not going to be the case come october 18th. stick wi
these bills. it's not outrageous to argue as people said it was on jim cramer on twitter all day. who's right? if you're the president, you need to force the hand of republicans. but is the president miscalculating? there are people who want to stop the president. and they want to close the budget deficit so badly they will contest the legality of going above the debt ceiling. is there any difference between that and pleading the 14th amendment as a way to pay the bills? i don't think so. ill...
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>>> my controversial interview with bill clinton about tax cuts, private equity and why the white house wasn't happy about it. >>> secrets to a successful start-up. my conversation with the founder of luxury e-tailor, guilt group. >>> and what went right? the "wall street journal" begins right now. >>> here's look at what's making news as we head into a new week on wall street. we're ready but we're not doing anything yet. that was the word from federal reserve chairman ben bernanke this week testifying before a congressional committee. he said if the economy needs help, if europe worse rns, the fed is prepared to step in and europe is still a concern. >> the situation in europe poses significant risks to the u.s. financial system and economy and must be monitors closely. as always, the federal reserve remains prepared to take action as needed to protect the u.s. financial system in an economy in the event of financial stresses escalate. >> the fed chairman's testimony helped cool off the markets on thursday which had been hoping for a clear he sign of easing. the dow had its best day o
>>> my controversial interview with bill clinton about tax cuts, private equity and why the white house wasn't happy about it. >>> secrets to a successful start-up. my conversation with the founder of luxury e-tailor, guilt group. >>> and what went right? the "wall street journal" begins right now. >>> here's look at what's making news as we head into a new week on wall street. we're ready but we're not doing anything yet. that was the word from...
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as secretary of state, and bill clinton as well. and they have been criticized for it. some people made the -- statement that this was -- excessive, in the fees they charged in the amount of speeches for money that they gave, but this new information doesn't change that picture any, and, in fact, it represents a curtailment because smehe's a candidate now. >> harder i guess for mr. trump to criticize something from the clinton tax return and thus open himself up to the questions of, well, you haven't released your own tax return. it sort of -- it moots the argument a bit, does it not? >> well, of course, and that's why they're doing it. is they want to put pressure on donald trump. they're making the -- image out there that donald trump either has a lot less income than he has said, or that he may be paying no federal taxes. we know that from some past years, and this has to do with the nature of the real estate business. and what you can write off, that in some past years he has not paid any, had any federal tax liability. they wou
as secretary of state, and bill clinton as well. and they have been criticized for it. some people made the -- statement that this was -- excessive, in the fees they charged in the amount of speeches for money that they gave, but this new information doesn't change that picture any, and, in fact, it represents a curtailment because smehe's a candidate now. >> harder i guess for mr. trump to criticize something from the clinton tax return and thus open himself up to the questions of, well,...
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than 50 years since somebody who wasn't already president of the united states like barack obama or bill clinton won the new hampshire primary and went on to become president of the united states so the history of new hampshire picking people who go on to be president of the united states, at least for the last half century, hasn't been wonderful so i don't think the markets are that worried about bernie sanders in terms of whether he's likely to be president of the united states or not because i don't think new hampshire is a great indicator yet. >> sure, but you've got to be talking about it and preparing for the possibility, both in your industry as private equity, which is a common punching bag, from the democrats, and also just broadly for the markets and the economy. >> i think the markets are doing quite well and the economy is in pretty good shape. i think the markets generally do not think that bernie sanders is likely to be president of the united states. now, that could be wrong and sometimes the markets are wrong, of course. but at the moment, i don't think that bernie sander
than 50 years since somebody who wasn't already president of the united states like barack obama or bill clinton won the new hampshire primary and went on to become president of the united states so the history of new hampshire picking people who go on to be president of the united states, at least for the last half century, hasn't been wonderful so i don't think the markets are that worried about bernie sanders in terms of whether he's likely to be president of the united states or not because...
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clinton as he spoke about clinton's effectiveness. what's going on from your view sitting on the board of cisco, having the experience that you've had at yahoo! tell me how you see the environment changes and where specifically you would expect growth to happen in technology in the next five years. >> well, i think technology in general -- probably the biggest challenge is not so much the social interactions but everybody's talking so much about data. data is very, very hard to mine correctly. so i think you're going to see a push back towards a lot of enterprise apps that really figure out how it get information to the companies so they can actually be more personalized for the user, but easy to say, a lot to do. >> and really quick, on what you're seeing out there, how tough is europe right now for technology? what are you seeing in terms of the global slow down? >> well, europe continues to baffle us in general in technology. it looks like it's getting softer, not stronger. you know, companies that diversified over the past 20 year
clinton as he spoke about clinton's effectiveness. what's going on from your view sitting on the board of cisco, having the experience that you've had at yahoo! tell me how you see the environment changes and where specifically you would expect growth to happen in technology in the next five years. >> well, i think technology in general -- probably the biggest challenge is not so much the social interactions but everybody's talking so much about data. data is very, very hard to mine...
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similar to the bill clinton years, you saw health care sell off considerably. health care has the predictability of earnings. it's come down with multiple compression. so you want to look at that sector as a seam of opportunity. look, our long-term forecast of returns over the next five years ontoal return basis for the s&p is roughly 4% to 6%. so we're not looking at a vibrant get up and go return. that's based off the global backdrop of the economy. that's decelerating, global trade will be somewhat limp over the next several years. >> with that gloomy economic forecast, within the sector groups, do you go for other earning sectors like technology or do you stay with defensive groups like utilities and staples, which don't have that kind of growth but do pay the dividends and have been great in this environment? >> so it's a case by case basis. utilities we somewhat avoid. we would be overweight staples. we would be overweight technology. you want predictability of earnings. you want to buy individual companies with strong balance sheets, predictable earnings
similar to the bill clinton years, you saw health care sell off considerably. health care has the predictability of earnings. it's come down with multiple compression. so you want to look at that sector as a seam of opportunity. look, our long-term forecast of returns over the next five years ontoal return basis for the s&p is roughly 4% to 6%. so we're not looking at a vibrant get up and go return. that's based off the global backdrop of the economy. that's decelerating, global trade will...
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. >> we have some developments about former president bill clinton. tiler? >> thank you very much. a statement from douglas band, who is a counselor to president clinton reads as follows, that today president clinton was admitted to the columbia campus of new york presbyterian. he underwent a procedure to place two stents in one of his coronary arteries. he will continue to focus on the work of his foundation and he's in good spirits. as you recall in 2004, the president went to that same hospital and had a quadruple bypass to free four blocked arteries. he apparently had scheduled this visit for yesterday, but postponed, presumably because of the snowstorm. came in today, walked in under his own power. and so that's the latest report, with a statement from president clinton's associate, douglas band. back to you all. >> thank you very much, tyler ma matheson. what did you make of the market action today? >> it was nice to have the rally, but it seemed like the market had been oversold. nice to get a bounce in some of the things we owned like oil-related services. it shouldn't move
. >> we have some developments about former president bill clinton. tiler? >> thank you very much. a statement from douglas band, who is a counselor to president clinton reads as follows, that today president clinton was admitted to the columbia campus of new york presbyterian. he underwent a procedure to place two stents in one of his coronary arteries. he will continue to focus on the work of his foundation and he's in good spirits. as you recall in 2004, the president went to...
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to president bill clinton. >> that means going through the until accounts, any piece of paper in that white house is suddenly a risk of being discovered. >> george, this is some time between now and the mid-term elections. is the anger so palpable, so deep that you have republicans saying, you know what, forget it? i don't care about past. i don't care about anything, any of the major trump again e gage. i'm so angry i will pull my support from this. >> this was the connector. on cnbc air i saw speaker ryan basically taking up for the president. >> that is as angry as d.c. is, as anxious as the markets are, there is no sign this is affecting the trump base and the trump voters. all those polls at 100 days, 95% plus of trump voters say they can do it again. this can help trump when he's the victim of the establishment, when he is seen as, once again, facing down the enemies, the people don't like in trump country. which basically includes all of us. they don't like the media. they don't like the elites of the financial or government world. and president trump is going to play that up.
to president bill clinton. >> that means going through the until accounts, any piece of paper in that white house is suddenly a risk of being discovered. >> george, this is some time between now and the mid-term elections. is the anger so palpable, so deep that you have republicans saying, you know what, forget it? i don't care about past. i don't care about anything, any of the major trump again e gage. i'm so angry i will pull my support from this. >> this was the connector....
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clinton blended approach to the broad retail space, it's gone sideways for five years, breaking out and so it's not only a new absolute high, it's starring to outperform the market, we think that's a pretty compelling case to be made that retail can move higher here. >> it's a compelling chart you see the breakout all the way on the far right or what looks to be the early stages of a breakout, maybe it's better said that way you actually have stock picks that, again, you know, shannon doesn't like l-brands. you say l-brands is on the list. we don't actually talk to you about names but haynes brands, l brands, capri holdings, under armour, williams sonoma. >> these are names that struggled off the lows in march but they're starting to reassert themselves, they're in good technical positions and they've been so beaten down. but i think it wouldn't take much to get them over to the up side the last one there, williams motor vehic william-sonoma is breaking out >> you have restaurants, brinker, dunkin', mcdomdnald's, papa john's. pick out a couple and tell me why they seem to be positio
clinton blended approach to the broad retail space, it's gone sideways for five years, breaking out and so it's not only a new absolute high, it's starring to outperform the market, we think that's a pretty compelling case to be made that retail can move higher here. >> it's a compelling chart you see the breakout all the way on the far right or what looks to be the early stages of a breakout, maybe it's better said that way you actually have stock picks that, again, you know, shannon...
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kennedy, in the '80s with ronald reagan and in the '90s with bill clinton, two of the three democrats, by the way, where there were a set of policies put in place that are not dissimilar with what the trump administration or incoming administration seem to be proposing. and those policies of tax implication/reduction and deregulation have led to significant growth in the economy, such as tax receipts actually make up for the change. >> real quickly, we're out of time. we didn't talk at all about private equity. you've been so focused on exits as opposed to buying things. is that the environment we'll continue in? >> it's been a great time for exits. we've been generating a lot for investors. at the same time, we put in place a very large organization whose purpose it is to find really interesting deals. they tend to be, i mentioned to you, somewhat smaller than the companies we're selling, but we're being able to buy those at multiples that really give us the ability to see some multiple expansion, if we can make those businesses grow. so all of our effort is in making them more effic
kennedy, in the '80s with ronald reagan and in the '90s with bill clinton, two of the three democrats, by the way, where there were a set of policies put in place that are not dissimilar with what the trump administration or incoming administration seem to be proposing. and those policies of tax implication/reduction and deregulation have led to significant growth in the economy, such as tax receipts actually make up for the change. >> real quickly, we're out of time. we didn't talk at...
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. >> the index was last this low when bill clinton took office when there was peace in the world, faster economic growth and a small deficit. should people be as complacent now as they were then? >> the answer is why not use all the tools that we've got in front of us. the reality is, have people become complacent? probably volatilities are at a level where why wouldn't you want to own that protection, scott we talk about it each and every day. we've been talking about it since volatility index got to 12 you know what, pete, you're wasting your money by protecting that's okay. if i'm protecting and the market is going up as fast as it is, that protection that's costing me very few, maybe a percent or 2, the market is up 10, 11, 12, 14%, i think i'll take that risk every day and i've got protection if the storm comes, if what you're talking about we get meaningful pull backs, i'm still in the market but i've got protection to the down side. >> john, what do you make of this marks memo? >> i'd like to photocopy it and sign it and send it out as my quarterly letter it's everything i believe
. >> the index was last this low when bill clinton took office when there was peace in the world, faster economic growth and a small deficit. should people be as complacent now as they were then? >> the answer is why not use all the tools that we've got in front of us. the reality is, have people become complacent? probably volatilities are at a level where why wouldn't you want to own that protection, scott we talk about it each and every day. we've been talking about it since...
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i told you wouldn't matter to stock market based on bill clinton. buying opportunity, not selling. but sitting president incredibly pro business and house democrats are trying to take him down and stock market is ignoring whole process, maybe should impeach all presidents works out for the averages obstacle number two, recession fears. job growth is still robust versus the historical norm but over the summer long-term buying yields dropped below short-term and all commentators said it's irrefutable sign we're heading into recession i told you it's nonsense fed screwed up problem would go away as fed cut rates. still tons of investors freaking out by endless charter heard it all day, read it all night. inverted curve equals recession. can't take this stuff seriously. panic sellers capitulated. and watch the curve uninvert before your eyes spell check hates uninvert you have to do un-invert factoid. third obstacle worries about inflation as opposed to actual inflation. just so-called experts -- how many times, so-called experts, i want to bring their necks. can't believe the labor ma
i told you wouldn't matter to stock market based on bill clinton. buying opportunity, not selling. but sitting president incredibly pro business and house democrats are trying to take him down and stock market is ignoring whole process, maybe should impeach all presidents works out for the averages obstacle number two, recession fears. job growth is still robust versus the historical norm but over the summer long-term buying yields dropped below short-term and all commentators said it's...
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bill clinton feeling your pain, getting the question, turning it back to the questioner, that's what both of these candidates will try to do tonight. >> with us now from texas, is congressman ron paul. >> representative paul on the house financial services committee, a staunch critic of ben bernanke and a hawk about our debt and deficit. welcome back. >> thank you. good to be with you. >> we had you on prior to debate number one. your expectations i think fair to say were relatively low going into that. given the lop-sided nature of that debate doesn't tonight seem a little more interesting at least to you some? >> not really. but i think it will be to the general public because there's been a lot of hype buildup. obama is up and then down, and now romney is up, who's going to go up or down. and it's discouraging to me because i don't think they get to the real issues and that's what i'm hoping they'll do. and i guess we'll have a little bit of chance as a town hall meeting that somebody there will be shrewd enough to ask a really good question, like the lady did about the credit car
bill clinton feeling your pain, getting the question, turning it back to the questioner, that's what both of these candidates will try to do tonight. >> with us now from texas, is congressman ron paul. >> representative paul on the house financial services committee, a staunch critic of ben bernanke and a hawk about our debt and deficit. welcome back. >> thank you. good to be with you. >> we had you on prior to debate number one. your expectations i think fair to say...
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the ruling unacceptable. >>> the white house passed the zika funding bill, but it is unreasonable policy changes towards women's health and well over 200 women in the u.s. have been diagnosed with zika so far. that is the cnbc news update for this hour, and now back to "squawk alley ". >> thank you, courtney a torrent of news this hour, and back to the top story, the vote ers in the uk are heading to the polls to decide if the country should stay in or leave the ur are peen union and the outarecome is expected to have are far-reaching consequences. our wilfred frost is outside of parliament in london with the latest. hey, wilfred. >> yes, thank you very much, and the weather has turned significantly in the last hour. we have been looking at that of course all day, because of the implications it has for turnout, and i will come to that, and now, first of all, let's touch on it, because we know that it is close in the poll, and 2-point lead 48-46 for remain, and embedding the markets and the financial markets are much more pronounced. i have been out and about in london at the various poll
the ruling unacceptable. >>> the white house passed the zika funding bill, but it is unreasonable policy changes towards women's health and well over 200 women in the u.s. have been diagnosed with zika so far. that is the cnbc news update for this hour, and now back to "squawk alley ". >> thank you, courtney a torrent of news this hour, and back to the top story, the vote ers in the uk are heading to the polls to decide if the country should stay in or leave the ur are...
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my conversation ahead with bill clinton, what the former president says about dealing with washington, and iran, whether he would do anything differently than president obama. >>> and doing well and doing good, the young entrepreneurs who walked away with a million dollar prize, how they're trying to solve world hunger. >>> tastes just like chicken, "on the money" begins right now. >>> this is america's number one financial news program, "on the money." now, maria bartiromo. >>> here is a look at what is making news as we head into a new week on, "on the money," we know now exactly when the united states will run out of money, treasury secretary jack lew sent a letter saying the treasury will have $30 billion less by october 17th, unless the debt ceiling is extended the government won't be able to b e borrow anymore money and pay its bills, that has congress cautious. >> we see some opportunities, but also some challenges, you know what is going on at the fed. you also know what is going on at the debt ceiling. the impact, in terms of even orders coming out of federal being a little m
my conversation ahead with bill clinton, what the former president says about dealing with washington, and iran, whether he would do anything differently than president obama. >>> and doing well and doing good, the young entrepreneurs who walked away with a million dollar prize, how they're trying to solve world hunger. >>> tastes just like chicken, "on the money" begins right now. >>> this is america's number one financial news program, "on the...
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bill clinton did it. we had six of the best years we've had in the last 60. >> it sounds like there's a bit of a yawn, a gap, between what crystal said on sunday and what rich trunka appeared to say or wanted to say yesterday outside of the white house. is it clear to you that labor and the left and moveon are being more rigid than some of the leading conservative thinkers? >> sure. and that's up to the president to manage that. if he gets the increase in rates or something very close to what he's asking for and gets substantial elimination of corporate loopholes and some individuals like romney plan, then we've got to go back to our base and say, yes, we've got to cut entitlements too because it's got to be part of a deal that has spending cuts at a significant level above the 1 trillion we've already done and revenue. look, unless we do 4 trillion to 5 trillion, we're not doing anything in my judgment that's particularly meaningful. >> walk me through the optics of what we'll see today. grover norquist
bill clinton did it. we had six of the best years we've had in the last 60. >> it sounds like there's a bit of a yawn, a gap, between what crystal said on sunday and what rich trunka appeared to say or wanted to say yesterday outside of the white house. is it clear to you that labor and the left and moveon are being more rigid than some of the leading conservative thinkers? >> sure. and that's up to the president to manage that. if he gets the increase in rates or something very...
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a one-on-one conversation with former president bill clinton. we'll talk about his new job, why we can't forget about haiti, and how he thinks president obama is doing now. >>> and what's it like holding $24 million in your hand. i have some answers. it's a gem of a story. the "wall street journal report" begins right now. >>> this is america's number one business report. now, here's maria bartiromo. >>> here's a look at what's making news as we head to a new week on wall street. a crucial report card on the health of the economy is out. the jobs report. the unemployment rate unexpectedly fell to 9.7% in january, a five-month low. but 20,000 jobs were lost, slightly worse than expected. revisions for last year were also released and that showed job losses were even steeper than first reported. the markets hit the lows for the year on thursday. the major indices falling more than 2% because of concerns about the debt facing european governments. the markets were flat on friday. president obama sent his $3.8 trillion budget for 2011 to congress. i
a one-on-one conversation with former president bill clinton. we'll talk about his new job, why we can't forget about haiti, and how he thinks president obama is doing now. >>> and what's it like holding $24 million in your hand. i have some answers. it's a gem of a story. the "wall street journal report" begins right now. >>> this is america's number one business report. now, here's maria bartiromo. >>> here's a look at what's making news as we head to a...
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president bill clinton's form earp chief of staff joins us live next. >>> hi, everybody. i'm sue herera. here is your cnbc news update this hour. the trump administration is accusing the syrian government of carrying out mass killings of thousands of prisoners and burning the bodies in a large crematorium outside the capital. the state department releasing these new declassified photos showing what it said is a building in the prison complex that houses the crematorium. >>> violent clashes breaking out between israelis and palestinians across the west bank and gaza. palestinians commemorate the day which they say is the catastrophe of israel's pounding in 1948 which left thousands of palestinians homeless. >>> her at home a charter bus carrying 26 children and three chaperones overturned in maryland forcing authorities to shut down interstate 95. at least three people were seriously injured and had to be airlifted to a hospital. >>> the cdc says about 1,000 children die from drowning every year, but according to a survey from the university of michigan more than one-third
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you will not want to miss maria's big interview with former bill clinton. may earnings out after the bell. how is the housing market doing? we'll find out coming up on the "closing bell." >> announcer: the future of the economy -- >> what i think we need to do is find some way to avoid the fiscal cliff. >> announcer: a crisis in europe. >> should the imf, u.s. taxpayer money, help to bailout europe right now? >> i don't know that it's needed. >> announcer: the presidential election -- >> the most important thing in this election is what will president obama do and what would governor romney do with the economy? >> announcer: bill clinton weighs in on those hot button issues and a whole lot more in a first on cnbc interview with our maria bartiromo. it all begins on this special edition of the "closing bell." >> and it is 4:00 on wall street. do you know where your money is? i'm maria bartiromo. we're moments away from my first on cnbc interview with bill clinton. you won't want to miss what he had to say about the looming fiscal cliff and how to jump-start
you will not want to miss maria's big interview with former bill clinton. may earnings out after the bell. how is the housing market doing? we'll find out coming up on the "closing bell." >> announcer: the future of the economy -- >> what i think we need to do is find some way to avoid the fiscal cliff. >> announcer: a crisis in europe. >> should the imf, u.s. taxpayer money, help to bailout europe right now? >> i don't know that it's needed. >>...
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bill clinton did. clinton will say something to the effect that the republicans created a huge mess and now they are saying, hey, barack obama, you didn't clean it up fast enough. you have to put us back in charge. that's the essence of what president clinton will say. to put it in context the t, president clinton, without a single republican vote in 1993 got passed the balance budget economic plan. it was only until 1997 that the republicans then in control of congress had their stuff come into effect. that's indisputable. so what you will see today is president clinton saying, look. when president obama says i'm willing to cut government spending if we also have some revenues offset at a 3 or 4 to 1 ratio that's compromise. clinton will reframe it. >> look what obama is doing. obama is gutting welfare, the work requirements. the republicans came in in 1994. that's when the stock market started to rally. >> that's right. >> you saw it completely changed bill clinton. >> larry. >> i want to ask steve m
bill clinton did. clinton will say something to the effect that the republicans created a huge mess and now they are saying, hey, barack obama, you didn't clean it up fast enough. you have to put us back in charge. that's the essence of what president clinton will say. to put it in context the t, president clinton, without a single republican vote in 1993 got passed the balance budget economic plan. it was only until 1997 that the republicans then in control of congress had their stuff come...
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bill clinton's policies are virtually -- bill clinton's policies are virtually identical to the policies of barack obama, president obama, the only difference, really, is maybe in tone and style. he may not be as friendly and personable. >> that's important to be able to talk. >> you can't -- but he didn't -- >> palling around. >> clinton didn't deal with the congress that was -- they were really adamantly against him. i remember newt gingrich and the group, they were much against him. but he didn't deal with a congress that is as against him as this one is. this is a congress, they passed fewer pieces of legislation than any congress in recent memory. >> when clinton was in the white house, we had a president who actually seemed to like people. so that is different. but these policies are incredibly different. and it's a matter of tone and style it's content. this president is making good on his promises to increase the role and scope and reach of government in all of our lives. there's no question. >> except we've reduced the role of government. >> they want more people beholden to the
bill clinton's policies are virtually -- bill clinton's policies are virtually identical to the policies of barack obama, president obama, the only difference, really, is maybe in tone and style. he may not be as friendly and personable. >> that's important to be able to talk. >> you can't -- but he didn't -- >> palling around. >> clinton didn't deal with the congress that was -- they were really adamantly against him. i remember newt gingrich and the group, they were...
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the same argument that former president bill clinton making. >> obviously bill clinton gets it. >> bill clinton's remarks. >> even bill clinton came out for it, before he was against it. >> yesterday, president clinton seemed to agree. arguing we should act now. not after the elections, to avoid the fiscal cliff. >> well, i happen to think president clinton right on the money. isn't it time to fix the fiscal tax cliff, get business some certainty, and stave off recession? here now, house members peter welch, democrat from vermont. and nan hayworth from new york. by the way, at this point, half the major opinion makers in the democratic party agree with the getting rid of the tax cliff and disagree with their own president, peter. >> well, there was picking and choosing among the republican leaders delighted to hear tax cut on president clinton's lips. he clarified that, number one. number two, i think what we need to do is what president clinton did, a balanced approach. his budget vote that he won by one vote, raised taxes and it lowered spending. a balanced approach. led to $20 millio
the same argument that former president bill clinton making. >> obviously bill clinton gets it. >> bill clinton's remarks. >> even bill clinton came out for it, before he was against it. >> yesterday, president clinton seemed to agree. arguing we should act now. not after the elections, to avoid the fiscal cliff. >> well, i happen to think president clinton right on the money. isn't it time to fix the fiscal tax cliff, get business some certainty, and stave off...
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bill clinton's speech represented a hand-off to president obama. he gave that full endorsement of the president's economic policy, said no president could have solved the problems in just four years then walked on stage and gave a hug to president obama who, after bill clinton finished speaking. the excerpts we have indicate that the president will strike a tone of realism. he said out's going to take a few years to solve problems that they have spent decades building up. he said, you have elected me to tell you the truth. we need bold experimentation fdr used. obama aids tell me they are going to do more to sketch out the path forward in a second term. not a policy list. it's not a state of the union speech. he'll try to give americans the sense of what they will get if they are patient. where he's going to take the country on policy. we'll see if this last night of the democratic convention can be as successful as the first two. i talked to a republican congressman today. they said their convention is better than ours. the question is whether it
bill clinton's speech represented a hand-off to president obama. he gave that full endorsement of the president's economic policy, said no president could have solved the problems in just four years then walked on stage and gave a hug to president obama who, after bill clinton finished speaking. the excerpts we have indicate that the president will strike a tone of realism. he said out's going to take a few years to solve problems that they have spent decades building up. he said, you have...
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. >> bill clinton was 6'2". he didn't way 330 pounds. he loved mcdonald's. big bill walking tall after developments yesterday. >> big bill. all right. procter & gamble out with latest quarterly results. earnings per share, to use a nongaap number, three or four cents ahead. the number reported, company's cfo jon moeller joins us on cnbc. jon, thanks for joining us. i'm looking at some forecasts for next year. bottom line numbers, i don't know if you've made previous forecast but numbers are in line with where the street is. organic sales number you're giving, flat to down, is that new? >> that's for the first quarter. that's not new. organic sales estimate on the fiscal year is one to three, which it's pretty much in line with what we deliver this fiscal year we cleted which was plus two. that's entirely consistent with current expectation. >> used to be three to five when clayton came on. >> that was a different world at that point, as we all know. >> that's what we're talking about with the company. commodity prices a tail wind for you. the dollar wasn't a
. >> bill clinton was 6'2". he didn't way 330 pounds. he loved mcdonald's. big bill walking tall after developments yesterday. >> big bill. all right. procter & gamble out with latest quarterly results. earnings per share, to use a nongaap number, three or four cents ahead. the number reported, company's cfo jon moeller joins us on cnbc. jon, thanks for joining us. i'm looking at some forecasts for next year. bottom line numbers, i don't know if you've made previous...
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. >> thanks, sue, up next from the wall street yournl report, obama versus clinton, bill clinton that is. will the current president follow in the footsteps of mr. clinton and shift to the center if re-elected? >> why decades of wall streeters have found friends in the crowd at harry's. here's how the stock market ended the week. >>> former president bill clinton and president obama were not exactly the best of friends during the 2008 primary race but a lot has changed in four years as president clinton took center stage in a prime time address during the democratic convention this week. now the question is, will president obama's economic policies start to look like president clinton if he's re-elected to another term. i spoke to a man who knows. peter orszag. >> i think what's going to happen is probably early next year, late next year if president obama is re-elected you'll have a big fiscal deal that gets cut. with a republican house and in that scenario a democratic president, it will be a centrist deal. and it has to happen because we've got some constraints that need to be lift
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remember, bill clinton never waged a clas warfare. he did raise taxes but he did it in a booming economy and those moves really did help balance the budget. in fact it went to a budget surplus. it's political, not practical. that's one of the big differences. remember, it was on this program that clinton told me directly that the best thing to do was to extend all the tax rates and all the spending programs for a year. it was clinton that orchestrated welfare reform. it was republicans that stood behind him when that deal was made. so tonight's speech will be a good one. he is a gifted speaker and a gifted politician. but if the picture is supposed to make us believe that they are one in the samesome i will leave that to you to be the judge. we will all be watching. nasdaq gave up 5.75 points on the session. thanks for being with me. i will see you on monday. i'm headed to italy
remember, bill clinton never waged a clas warfare. he did raise taxes but he did it in a booming economy and those moves really did help balance the budget. in fact it went to a budget surplus. it's political, not practical. that's one of the big differences. remember, it was on this program that clinton told me directly that the best thing to do was to extend all the tax rates and all the spending programs for a year. it was clinton that orchestrated welfare reform. it was republicans that...
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we ought to pay bill clinton's taxes. we were a lot more prosperous when clinton was president before we started the deficits. i think you can't dispute that. so the fact of the matter is we need to balance the budget. barack obama's budget is closer to being balanced. we need to do something to shore up the middle class in this country. romney doesn't give a damn about the middle class and never has. >> all he talks about, balancing the budget, all obama talks about is spending more money. he's going to tax rich producers and entrepreneurs like yourself in order to spend more on teachers. if you ever look at a chart in the last 20 years the volume of teachers has gone up threefold and the volume of students is flat. it's nonsense. >> i think the problem is that he's surrounded by people that know less than he does. i don't expect more of the president. he never worked in the real world. he doesn't understand how a business runs or survives. he's surroundeded himself with people who know less than he does. to hear governo
we ought to pay bill clinton's taxes. we were a lot more prosperous when clinton was president before we started the deficits. i think you can't dispute that. so the fact of the matter is we need to balance the budget. barack obama's budget is closer to being balanced. we need to do something to shore up the middle class in this country. romney doesn't give a damn about the middle class and never has. >> all he talks about, balancing the budget, all obama talks about is spending more...
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he's going to remind america of the clinton brand. that means bill clinton and hillary clinton. because as far as he'll concerned, 2012 is not the key decisive election. 2016 is the election he cares about. that's when hillary is going to run. he's going to talk about how great the clinton years were. he's going to tell us obama will try to carry that out, too, fwu i don't think his heart will be in it obviously. i don't think he's going to fool anybody. >> all right, but people know -- i love these endorsements. the trouble is clinton is not on the ballot. obama is on the ballot. the second trouble is, voters know that. it might be very entertaining to hear mr. cloin ton who's a wonderful public speaker, but do you think it really matters? do you think it helps is obama? >> i don't actually. i think it's going to be an invidious comparison, comparison between the effectiveness of the clinton years, especially with economics and the ineffect i haveness to put it mildly of the obama years. i think it's going to do obama some damage. >> did the gop get a good head start on this no
he's going to remind america of the clinton brand. that means bill clinton and hillary clinton. because as far as he'll concerned, 2012 is not the key decisive election. 2016 is the election he cares about. that's when hillary is going to run. he's going to talk about how great the clinton years were. he's going to tell us obama will try to carry that out, too, fwu i don't think his heart will be in it obviously. i don't think he's going to fool anybody. >> all right, but people know -- i...
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on the economy, bill clinton 55%, barack obama 26%. bill clinton. the end of -- let's see, the era of big government is over. i will never forget it. in the campaign so far he's sided with romney saying to extend the bush tax cuts. nothing wrong with bain capital and romney has a successful business career. people like clinton. >> part of it is they remember the '90s as the modern equivalent of the roaring 20s. it was a good decade economically. they like what you were saying. 63% of americans want the bush tax cuts extended. most people think cutting taxes is good for the economy. what hurts the president through all of this and the reason he suffers by comparison to bill clinton, clinton did give a sense he was interested in slowing the growth of spending. barack obama keeps indicating he wants to spend even more. that's a recipe the american people simply don't buy. >> is that what it says about obama? in other words, i'm going to take it to mean a lack of confidence in obama and people don't want the kind of big government that obama seems to st
on the economy, bill clinton 55%, barack obama 26%. bill clinton. the end of -- let's see, the era of big government is over. i will never forget it. in the campaign so far he's sided with romney saying to extend the bush tax cuts. nothing wrong with bain capital and romney has a successful business career. people like clinton. >> part of it is they remember the '90s as the modern equivalent of the roaring 20s. it was a good decade economically. they like what you were saying. 63% of...
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bill clinton is a witty guy. >> i would expect that. on that note if i may, at potus, he hit 1 million followers in six hours. where are you? you've been on twitter now for a coup of months. >> about nine months. >> yeah. >> have you reached a million. >> nearly there. >> almost there. >> anyway thanks for that seema. following this brilliant exchange between president of the united states and bill clinton we have been asked you what is the best first tweet you have ever seen on twitter? join the conversation @cnbcwex our twitter handle and personal handles on the screen for you. i've had a lot at a couple of these. my favorite is from conan o'brien and on the day his show was cancelled he tweeted today i interviewed a squirrel in my backyard and then threw to a commercial break. somebody help me. >> he's always a funny man. >> he is. >> and it's not always better for those vibrant on tv it doesn't always translate to social media. it works for some. >> another famous british celebrity when he joined twitter he said i'm not a twit and t
bill clinton is a witty guy. >> i would expect that. on that note if i may, at potus, he hit 1 million followers in six hours. where are you? you've been on twitter now for a coup of months. >> about nine months. >> yeah. >> have you reached a million. >> nearly there. >> almost there. >> anyway thanks for that seema. following this brilliant exchange between president of the united states and bill clinton we have been asked you what is the best first...
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today on the closing bell, don't miss the president bill clinton. that's in the 4:00 hour. "squawk on the street" back in a moment. we were down nearly 100 for the dow on the back of a leading ibd caters. disappointing for august but if you combine july and august with the new number in the revision, net net you're only 1/10 of 1%. market now down 68 points. nasdaq and s&p lower as well. >>> world and business leaders converging here in nork for the 64th meeting of the u.n. general assembly. one of the top issues on the agenda is how to tackle climate change. just how well are businesses plan for what may become a carbon constrained economy? here what the analysts of laggards, cnbc paul stinson, chief officer with the project. non-profit organization that collects climate change data from 1500 corporations around the world. good to have you with us. what do the data show? >> good morning. what we're seeing is that more and more corporations, particularly in the united states, are now embracing climate change. tim print in the global system for the last nine years are collec
today on the closing bell, don't miss the president bill clinton. that's in the 4:00 hour. "squawk on the street" back in a moment. we were down nearly 100 for the dow on the back of a leading ibd caters. disappointing for august but if you combine july and august with the new number in the revision, net net you're only 1/10 of 1%. market now down 68 points. nasdaq and s&p lower as well. >>> world and business leaders converging here in nork for the 64th meeting of the...
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all of the reforms were ideas that bill clinton accepted. obama is going to have a hard time arguing that this is unreasonable. the other challenge is it's written down and scored by cbo. somethingstockman never had the decency to point out. he called it fantasy. they're terribly static. they call every judgment call against where free marketers would want to go, and even with that this does extremely good things for the budget. >> thank you, both, and i recommend gaifddavid's piece be either side you will be cheering or your blood will be boiling. >> you may think he's crazy. >> maybe, don't go away. >>> coming up, slap on the wrist? standard charter ceo peter sands reaches a settlement with the bank of new york, but are his dealings are iran worth only a $340 million fine? and taxing times, state pension funds are taking a beating. with little or no return to show, is it time for these funds to look beyond wall street? and more money than cents. are the kids of the mega rich out of control. we'll dispense powerful parenting advice when "cl
all of the reforms were ideas that bill clinton accepted. obama is going to have a hard time arguing that this is unreasonable. the other challenge is it's written down and scored by cbo. somethingstockman never had the decency to point out. he called it fantasy. they're terribly static. they call every judgment call against where free marketers would want to go, and even with that this does extremely good things for the budget. >> thank you, both, and i recommend gaifddavid's piece be...
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bill clinton notwithstanding. momentum carried through in the stock market, the dow snapped a four-day losing streak. let's talk. we have michael lozanian, "forbes magazine" executive editor and managing director at lazard capital markets. i think the ism services, i don't want to get bogged down in this, but we needed a decent, better than expected number. did it stabilize the stock market at least for awhile? >> it sure did. i think one of the things we weren't used to coming into this month, and certainly for the month of may, was bad economic data out of the u.s. that's what caught us by surprise. i think we're used to bad news out of europe, certainly used to being concerned about the fiscal cliff but we weren't used to the pace at which we slowed down the economy. >> i think for three months, we have had lousy economic numbers, surprised everybody, and that is the backbone of this stock market correction. now, you, michael, are saying the dow jones is going to 11,000, if i read the numbers correct? it closed
bill clinton notwithstanding. momentum carried through in the stock market, the dow snapped a four-day losing streak. let's talk. we have michael lozanian, "forbes magazine" executive editor and managing director at lazard capital markets. i think the ism services, i don't want to get bogged down in this, but we needed a decent, better than expected number. did it stabilize the stock market at least for awhile? >> it sure did. i think one of the things we weren't used to coming...
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>> what bill clinton said was that he would let them expire. >> yes, de. >> i'm sorry. that he would extend those tax cuts but with an end date and not. >> temporarily. >> that it wouldn't be open-ended. then after the interview they came back the statement saying that we don't think the rich, the highest earners, should see those tax cuts extended. >> coming up here. >>> take a short break. when we come up, a closing countdown. >>> s&p posting best gains since december. will fed chairman ben bernanke throw cold water on today's rally tomorrow when he testifies? we'll find out coming up. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. who have used androgel 1%, there's big news. presenting androgel 1.62%. both are used to treat men with low testosterone. androgel 1.62% is from the makers of the number one prescribed testosterone replacement therapy. it raises your testosterone levels, and... is concentrated, so you could use less gel. and with androgel 1.62%, you can save on your monthly prescription. [ male announcer ] dosing and application sites between these prod
>> what bill clinton said was that he would let them expire. >> yes, de. >> i'm sorry. that he would extend those tax cuts but with an end date and not. >> temporarily. >> that it wouldn't be open-ended. then after the interview they came back the statement saying that we don't think the rich, the highest earners, should see those tax cuts extended. >> coming up here. >>> take a short break. when we come up, a closing countdown. >>> s&p...